Heavens Yes! Watch this thread get deleted... just like my tutorials.

Well, the moderators who are supposed to strip those posts out would need to keep saging off..... posting new questions in old threads isn't supposed to happen (or receive any kind of answer other...

I would make the .pl file, look for a temp file. Something like clpdata.dat or something, and have perl write the entry to the temp file. Then, I would have it scan the process list for other...

You have gcc (The C compiler) installed, but not g++ (The C++ compiler). cc1plus is the binary you need, but it comes bundled with g++ (not gcc). Look for build-essential, or at a prompt apt-get...

dim x as string
x = "hello world"
if instr(1, x, " ") <> 0 then
msgbox "yeah, space."
else
msgbox "no sir!"
end if

*waves his hand like a Jedi*
You want to code an open source active directory clone.....

I wonder if somehow the C++ program is introducing an EOF character prematurely. I strongly doubt it's a crlf \n issue (that is linux uses a different mechanism for new lines than does DOS/Windows)....

The problem is, the method you use to read from the file handle, slurps the file, and then iterates over each line by replacing $line with $_. If you really want to prove this, you can throw the...

Alright, let me give you the break down. Typically when people refer to shell scripting they refer to *nix only. You don't shell script in windows. In windows you can write a batch file... in...

*mumbles something about find_last_of*

*Mumbles something about std::reverse()*

Antibiotics anyone..... antibiotics?

Start a new thread.

hmmm \b?

First, you don't want your instructor to know that you simply copied the code from this web page (http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~pjbk/pathways/cpp1/node42.html). Getting assistance by using the page is...

Even though I strongly empathize with your situation, the code that you are requesting is highly illegal, and has major moral implications as well. As the site rules (sometimes unfortunately)...

shell "cmd.exe /c dir \"

dim somedate as string
somedate = "2/3/2009"
parts = split(somedate, "/")

if ubound(parts()) < 2 then
msgbox "Error Parsing Date String"
exit sub
else
mymonth = somedate(0)
...

What The Hell? Please don't post crappy advice.

While I fully agree with you here, his question was about getting access to the individual characters in the string... not about how to proceed with the rest of his project. ;)

One problem, is that you didn't create your own thread.... using someone else's thread to post your question is a sure way to get flamed and not get the answer you desire. It also helps to use code...

Call "c:\windows\system32\dfrg.msc" with shell or system processes or wsh.run or shellexecute.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.permissions.registrypermission.aspx

I'm pretty sure the only way is to refer to the object and assign it directly. That is, something along the lines of:
form2.txtBudget.text = form1.txtBudget.text

int calcList()
{
std::string inputVal;
int cnt = 0;
int list[100];

while (inputVal != "complete") {
std::cout << "Enter an integer: ";
std::getline(std::cin, inputVal);

You are using std::string, you need to be using array of char.

EDIT: Didn't see Narue Posted... My responses never do so well following hers... discard this :p

I couldn't agree more.

To answer your question, however: AddHandler :)

1) You shouldn't post in red. It doesn't alter our level of urgency, and actually annoys us. I know your reason was probably to distinguish between your code and your words, but see 3 for that.
2)...

/* ************************************* */
/* Function To Run A Shell Command, And */
/* Read The Output Back Into Our Program */
/* ************************************* */
std::string...

sure, windows.h includes everything that we need. The standard C++ stuff, is just the includes, using namespaces (the namespaces and the #include <iostream> isn't even needed...it just came with the...

Ok, let's try to tackle this step by step....

1. There are a number of ways to find data within a string. What we really need to know, is the format of these files.... for example, does the...

#!/usr/bin/perl

while ($uinput ne "quit") {
print "# "; $uinput = <>;

chomp($uinput);

if ($uinput eq "ls") {
open(LS, "ls -AF1 |");
...

Is this in XP (there has a been a few threads going around about problems with reading/writing serial ports in XP with VB). Also, I'm not sure if the output is supposed to be a string, or if it's...

It's a problem with my code (BAH):
if right(SearchString, 1) = chr(13) or right(SearchString, 1) = chr(10) then
' /* Should be Left, Not Right */
SearchString = left(SearchString,...

if right(SearchString, 1) = chr(13) or right(SearchString, 1) = chr(10) then
SearchString = right(SearchString, len(SearchString) -1)
end if
Would Also Do The Trick... There's more than one...

That is the best way to do it. A couple things I would note on this. One of them, is the use of an empty string in the replace function. I know on small applications, that it doesn't make a...

E-mail what? What Code Exactly?

why can't you do it on mouse_move? On mousedown set a boolean flag variable that says that the mouse is down. On mouseup clear the boolean flag variable (set it to false). On the mousemove...

Moved To Geeks Lounge (For discussion). I fully agree with you Aparnesh, in fact, I raise the question of: what kind of code are you writing using a cell phone keypad?? I have a bad enough time...

I wouldn't suggest going about it that way. You can add a textbox to the form, and set it's "multiline" property to true. Then go to the "scrollbars" property, and choose if you want vertical,...